Myrtle House is a church community in the heart of Llanelli who seek to live by steady faith, be known by extravagant love and generous hope.<br /> <br /> God has an amazing plan for your life and we would love to see you fulfil all He has for you.<br /> <br /> We meet every Sunday at 10.30am.
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This sermon launched the Growing Together series by focusing on belonging as the foundation of healthy Christian community. Using the story of Mephibosheth and King David, it showed how belonging leads to believing, shaping identity, loyalty, and faith. David’s kindness and invitation to the table transformed Mephibosheth’s life, moving him from shame and isolation into value and honour, and…
This sermon continued the theme of loving God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, and loving our neighbour, by looking at the life of Moses as a living example. Through Moses’ encounter with God at the burning bush, we saw that loving God is shown through wholehearted obedience, even when God’s call feels challenging or costly. Moses trusted God’s presence and responded in faith,…
At Myrtle House Community Church this week, we continued our journey of exploring what it really means to love God and love our neighbour. Martin O’Brien led us deeper into Jesus’ words in Luke 10:27, where love for God and love for others are held together as one inseparable calling. You cannot truly live one without the other. Jesus makes it clear that loving God with all our heart, soul, mind,…
Last Sunday we continued our journey from the previous week, asking a very practical and deeply challenging question. What does it really look like to love your neighbour as yourself? Pete Grieg puts it simply and powerfully when he says, “Adopt Jesus’s lifestyle.” If we truly take on the way Jesus lived, loved, and responded to people, loving our neighbour will no longer be an abstract idea. It…
A New Year Message from Myrtle House Community Church At our New Year service this Sunday, we paused together to reflect on a question that sits at the heart of every fresh start: what are we really resolving to do with our lives? New Year resolutions are nothing new. Every January people make plans to get fitter, save more money, break bad habits, or achieve personal goals. There is nothing wrong…
The first Sunday of Advent always brings a special sense of anticipation—a stirring reminder that we are a people who wait with purpose. This week at Myrtle House Community Church, Ellen Chapman invited us to rediscover what Advent truly means: a season of preparing, expecting, hoping, and aligning ourselves with the heartbeat of God. Advent isn’t just about counting down to Christmas. It’s also…
This past Sunday at Myrtle House Community Church, Carmella brought a stirring word that tied together the rich journey we've been on over the last few weeks—learning what it truly means to walk with the Holy Spirit. This time, she brought us to an often-overlooked figure in Scripture: Simeon, a man who appears only briefly in the Bible, yet models the very heart of a Spirit-led life. And through…
This week at Myrtle House Community Church, we were blessed to hear from guest speaker Stuart Watkins, who brought a heartfelt and stirring word on one of the most central, yet often misunderstood, callings in the Christian life: we are made to worship. Not just on Sunday mornings. Not only in the songs we sing. But in the whole of our being, in every corner of our daily lives, in every ordinary…
This past Sunday at Myrtle House Community Church, Martin O’Brien continued our series “Don’t Rely on the Naked Eye”, exploring what it truly means to live a Spirit-led life. If we aren’t relying on what we can see with our natural eyes, then we must learn to rely on the Holy Spirit. Jesus is our perfect example — from His birth to His resurrection, every moment of His life was shaped, empowered,…
This week, we continued our journey exploring what it means to live life beyond the naked eye—to live by faith, led and filled by the Holy Spirit. Bill reminded us that everything God has planned for our lives, every purpose and calling, can only be fulfilled through the work of the Holy Spirit within us. From the Old Testament to today, we see that the Spirit’s presence has always been part of…